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Fazal Yameen writes, “Reunion was a massive success! We had 153 people register, but far more show up over the course of the weekend. Thanks to Josh Lubin-Levy, now director of the CFA, for hosting a jam-packed mixer at the CFA after the rain thwarted his lawn party plans. And thank you to everyone for joining. Looking forward to the 25th!!”
Daniel Dykes and his wife, Xiao Lin, welcomed their son, Elijah, into the world this spring and are loving watching him grow and learn! Daniel is practicing law, drafting wills and trusts for clients in Connecticut, Massachusetts, and New York. In September, he will be appearing in a production of Hamlet with the New England Studio Theatre, where he played the title role in Chekhov’s Uncle Vanya last year. In May, Reunion got him back in touch with Nabil Ansari and Rohini Singh, although sadly he didn’t get a chance to see them in person.
Nyasha Foy says, “It was so amazing to see everyone who came back for our 20th Reunion (wow, how did we get here?!). I definitely didn’t take enough pictures, but it was wonderful to reconnect, catch up, and see so many familiar faces. As for me, I am still focused on my next act as a screenwriter. My feature-length screenplay, Chili and Boots, inspired by a collection of letters exchanged between my maternal grandparents, Dr. Charles Hunt and Dr. Pearl Foster, received Official Selections at the 2026 Los Angeles Film Awards, the 2026 Orlando Urban Film Festival, and the 2026 Urban Mediamakers Film Festival. I am also excited to join the 2026 fall cohort of the Black Creatives Social Club Writers Room. On the professional front, I became the first Black woman chair of the New York State Bar Association, Intellectual Property Law Section in June, while also continuing to serve as vice-chair of the Save the Music Board. Looking forward to a busy fall of writing!”
Nick Bullard and Emily Frost had a blast at the ’06 Reunion, especially the dance party under the tent!
Erin Glaser writes, “Reunion was a blast. It reminded me of why I chose Wes and why I loved my four years there. Whether it was someone I’ve been in touch with for years or someone that I just reconnected with briefly at reunion, every single conversation I had was unique, interesting, and meaningful. Thank you everyone I connected with at Reunion for helping restore my faith in humanity and demonstrate why connecting with humans is an imperative for the mind, body, and soul. It was also very fun to see so many of our offspring running around together. In particular, I am very grateful for Jane Hendrickson’s family of five children, who kept my children endlessly entertained so that we could enjoy our time catching up with old friends. A special shout-out is deserved by our husbands who wrangled seven kids between the two of them, so we could enjoy a kid-free reunion dinner!”
Caitlin Henningsen has appointed Ayesha Bulchandani Head of Education and Public Engagement at The Frick Collection, where she’s spent the last 11 years. She lives in Brooklyn with her husband, Russell, and they see a lot of Chris Gartrell and Sonya Kharas.
Hanako Moondance wrote a haiku about our reunion:
Reunion was fun!
It rained but we put our hands
up and they stayed there
Jane (Maxson) Hendrickson | jane.s.hendrickson@gmail.com